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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
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Ssv YoR!, June s-rlour market dull
ffne " 4003 p, Supernns, % 1898 50
sood TO choice extra Western, g sos % good
70 fancy extra state. &, 710i 90 common to good
extra Western, g 4OS1} 50.
wheat.No. l hed state. 9skc: No. 2 DO
So; No. REQ. winter. J une, $3.50; July, 95<c
receipts, sO7.OC0; shipments $1,000 BUS.
Corn NO nii1ed cash. 47@c do June, t7ISc
July. isc receipts, 1870 shipments. ls7 On
bus.
,sts-No ! White State. SIC; No. d
sssc; No Mixed, June. 32ssc July. 3}Lc; re
cei PTS, 5.0OO bus shipments. none.
Bye dul' Western. 50dSc State, 67k06ec.
Barley nominal
Pork dull old msss. 1850
Lard-June, d 81: July, u 81.
nOlHssos nrm Al Okc for 20 boiling stock.
Turpentine dull at 35kc.
ROsfn nrm strained 10 good, u 30.
Petroleum dull Refined. In cases. SIC.
Bretghts dull grain TO London, 2kd
Butter dun; Western Creamery. lih0l7c.
Cheese dun state Factory. new. 7tSol Nc
White, l0k0 0e<c.
sgs steady; State, lac; Western. l4d
lAkc.
sugar dnn; Yennsd Cutioaf, l.l60s1<c
1rAnu uiated. SIC.
TallOS duii prime city, S9zc.
kice nominal Carolina, fair to good. 3o3ko.
Corfse strong; fair cargoss. s21!'kc for Rio.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Wsss..junN soc, July. snSe, Aug. ssc,
rs rSfs-5Sas. u,xc; July. stze, Aug. sokc.;
81 |I.is1JSns, Sxc; July. sxc, Aug. &C.;
Sept, Ec
i&rd-Jnne, o s7x; July. . s'k Aug. y s7k
short RiSs-June. n -; july. GN; Aug.
q SIN Sept, u s2,S.
wheat june. Sa.c., July. srsSc-; Aug, sstc
Corn June. s,sc July. $50 Aug. Alc
tt~ts-.fans. ssssc; July, $50; Aug. BIC
Sept. E,sc.
rk-June, eS@.
Lard-Jnne, d IS; July, u IS; Aug.es IS
aibs-june. q a2k July. u Is; Aug. q IS
Sept, q ss,s
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
He Gave Them . Good Time.

Letter.csrrier william Kennedy, who
was married on Decoration Day, did the
handsome by his friends last evening. when
he gave them royal 90 -Dut at Johnny Bor.
gers hotel, South Queen street There WAS
siarge crowd present, including the employees
of the postofice and the Farmers club, OF
which organization Mr.. Kennedy is popular
member. Speeches were made by different
gentlemen. songs were sung, and Q general
good time had. The Farmers presented Mr.,
Kennedy with an elegant hand. painted cham
ber ret.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

KS .,l, 81 u lI, ttt$ta sann-.------ NJ
49, os1ssa - = 0oss = - Ossv-ssns
- - eoapss~a.
+ - 0n00 eo001oeso modo . tool q tho
~ Thoeooav Goosg1ep4 v1sssng absus any
pooGD Whess aeW Wu1k k'oe rspelriae o. sHe
slrs0os - nooa psslslthed ine. Following
= - abgoBaot of the oo0uAUsss's actiou.
oasss Wssa e1osesasA.
The 0sAsx q llelns shippsn
ssrsss bsswS0 Cal - - Middle; Poplar
froa Szswbossy % filbert; West Orange
beswsas Pine end College avenue; West
Chesnas bssvosa Nsvin aud Marietta ave-
nue.; Masy stsooe ostween West King and
OupgN sDa tgeWusa Orange and Chustnut;
North Chasl0ess between Chestnut and Wal
nut; wsser strest between Chestnut and
Walnut; Walnut street between wster and
Charlotte West Lemon street between rail.
road and Mulberry; West Lemon between
Charlotte and Pine: North Charlotte
between James and Harrisburg ave-
nue.; was postponed until the meet
Ing OF the committee on Monday next.
The matter Of sewering south Lime strest
from Church 10 80 fest south OF Middle
street Of sewering German street from
Duke to South Queen ; and extending sewer
On West Lemon street from Arch alley west
l25 ieet, and to culvert Hoffpan's run at
Seymour street, was post poned till Monday.
L WOHh ohDkREb III boNb
The following work petitioned for WA
granted Repair Locust street to Fast
King grade and gutter east side OF Low
to Juuista street gutter east side Of Green
/ to Rocklaud street school house grade
and gutter South Christian street from
/ Church to Middle make crossing on west
SIDE, st South @ ieen and Vine; gutter both
sides Of Fremont street between strawberry ,
and Filbert, (providing property owners dig
otf the sides to grade); make new crossing
Cor move old one) at Strawberry and South
Queen; crossing over South Queen to WOOD
ward Hill cemetery; grade and gutter hall
square on Beaver street between Hazel and
Andrew; make crossing at Prince ana Sey'
mour, and cutters between south queen ana
Beaver; grade and gutter both sidee OF
| Lafayette street, between Filpert ana DOT
wart; old crossing on south sioe OF poi~a,'
scrces LsfAyette grade ana gutter souln sue
OF Caroline street, between Manor ana RCD
ney; grade aud gutter Coral street. between
second ana Ihlfd stfees gutter south SLUG
OF Corai street, ~here Lrok mas IL houses
built; grade and gutter north side OF FIRST
street. between Coral ana hupy; cross
ing on Columbia avenue ana Vors'
street; gutter Ruoy street 70 frahsiey
property gutter West Chestnut oet~een
Nevin and College avenue, ana make eioSs-
ing on west side; gutter Elm street. lroh
Chestnut to alley grade and gutter Marion
street. between Chariotte ahu Mary I'o ehu
| OF houses) gutter east SIDE OF Lancaster
| avenue between Chestnut ana Wanut III
property owners lay pavement); crossings
on Lancaster avenue ut James ana Lemon
streets; grade, gutter and lay crossings on
Liberty street, between North queen
and Prince; gutter walnut street, De-
tween Marshall and Franklin; lay
Il
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
ksls srs Ox rn1 nrsrIO CsAlx.
AsGaogisg for the Grand Ds mSusaraaioa In Thi
City In Sepie mber.

Anaogisg for the Grand Ds uOusarotioa In This
City In September.
The committee in charge of the arrange.
meDts for the demonstration In Septem Der
IN this city, OF the Knigbts OF the Mystic
chain, met at Lebanon ON Thursday evening,
In the hall of Lebanon Valley Castle, No
6 Delegates we're preeent from mum ber Of
cities and towns in Eastern Psnnsy lvspiA In
the afternoon they we're shown the princips
objects Of inter st around the town, among
which were the Catholic and Episcopal
churches and the Coleman bank.
At the meeting In the evening re-
ports were presented from Philadel.
phiA Harrisburg, York, Columbia, Tsrre
Hiil Ephrata and Lancaster, showing
that sn sctive interest 10 neing taken in the
coming demonstration and that there will be
Q large parade Of uniformed and un.uni-
formed castles on that occasion.
The COMMITTEES adjourned 70 meet 1t York
On July IA, when additional arrangements
will b made
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

The dwelling house OF John q. Hendren,
No 6i2 East Walnut street, WAS struck
by lightning during the heavy rain storm
Thursday afternoon considerable slate was
broken from the roof, and the earth st the
side OF the house was torn up.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
New H0Pk otOcRa.

Ssw YoRK. June y. l:3O p. m.-Money loaned
At per cent Exchange steady. o. ssS1i 81 (;
Governments nrm. Currency IS. q Is bid; e.
Coup. q s9k bid; t,<'s do. q lok bid.
The stock market opened nrm and 1s4kc
hig her. but after the nrst call the bears raidsd
the marked. ana at II o'clock the whole list was
down 4 To ~ per cent Since then the market
has been better supported and u recovery has
taken place.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
SPRlNG, 1857.

SPRlN0, 1857.
A New Departure tor Lancaster In Fine Tai.
Orinx. Importing direct from the heat nsker,
OF Fine W wooliens. havs INST rece,ye6 thrWnwS
the ho.ton custom house. = large invoice of nv
own Importation Of -
sUlTlNG, SPRING OvRRCOATlN0 Ann
TROUskRiN0.
Tho like Of which. for style ana quality, ,has
never been eQualed In this city. and cannot Oo
surpassed.
Aspscial invitation II hereby extsnded To ali
In want of spring 9armenta To caii early and
secure Choice Patterns. Workmanship tn, very
best and prices lower than ever. =
aERHARr
mar27.lydk No ~ North Queen Strpet
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
Cross Action for Assault and BATTERY.

On "Wednesday 1t Vas noted that Paul
6ayios he'd brought suit against four young
men for committing su unprovoked assault
on him on Whit Monday. One OF the boy
sued VS. Samuel P,ckeI, and this morning
10 brought cross action for assault ana it,e ~
aGaiust Ssylor. He alleges that Ssyior wss
the asgress0r, and warrant was issued tor
hjs srFest
6sylor wss heard ct l:3O this afternoon and
held for trial
eaylor's sssailants, Samuel aud Harry
Ptcksl. Ciayt Witmsr, Henry Harry and
Henry Dissinser, were heard BY Alderman
1Arr at 2 O'Clock. The Picksl boys and
Harry were required to give bail for trial.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
A. the SsosiOn Houso

The only inmates OF the station house on
Thursday evening we're Michael Melrony
and bis wife. Michael iss crippled soldier
md makes scant living by peddling
spectaclea They made IN effort to get per
matt admitting them to the poor house, bu,
not being residents Of the county, we're un
successfuL They had no means, and were
obliged TO 90 10 the station house. The
mayor discharged them, but notified them
that they would not be allowed to annoy
people In the city by begging.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
A school Mistress Msrr,es.

FrOm the LititH Record.
Miss 3. Celinds Heiser, Of Lexington, a
school teacher for several years in this town.
ship WAS married in Philadelphia yesterday,
to Samuel n. Esoy, widower, and merchant
at Salupga, and brother to +. N. Eby, living
near Brunnervilla
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
Death Of On O,d soldier.

James Madison, an old soldier Of the late
war, died at his residence, No iso East
Orange street, Thursday night. He was .
memoer OF Co F. 18th New York infantry,
but lived many years in this city. He was
turnkey ut the police station under Mayor
Stautfer and worked for some years In the
street ana water departments Of the city. He
had been In Ill health for long time He
leaves wife and two grown daughters He
will be buried In the soldiers lot In Lam
caster cemetery. The funeral will be In
charge OF the q. A. X. The time Of the
funeral has not yet been fixed.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

DseNns q upssna Wnsss WssAs 0sooass~
A 0sseing of the special conwieees o.
vuew works improvsusat wse heid snh
norniae iu the select couucil chamber.
Baginose CroeA cf New fork, 70 wnom
the WORK os making plans has besu assigned,
end City Engineer Stay ymaksr were present
A general discussion was had for about an
hour, sfser which Engineer Croes ana Slay =
maker made . further view ci portion OF
the ground on which the proposed improve.
ments are to be mada No fnal action was
taken. Mr.. Croes will be ready to make .
report In ten days or two weekA He re-
turned to New York this afternoon.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
Alderman Dounei,y's Court.

James Gilbert, q countrymsn, was arrested
In the Seventh ward on Thursday evening,
very much under the influence Of liquor
This morning he was discharged upon the
payment Of costs by Alderman A. +. Don.
nelly.
Rachel Roberts was arrested for similar
offense, on complaint Of her neishbors and
Was locked up tor hearing before the same
uaRistrNta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Chief Smith received a telegram at noon
from the chief Of Harrisburg, asking him to
be on the lookout for small gray horse,
stolen last night, and which the thief Is sup.
posed to be riding this way.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Louisa Moltz, whose name has so often ap-
pesred In police records ss drunken and
disorderly person, went on another spree
yesterday, was arrested and taken before
Alderman McConomy, who committed her
for ten dayS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

on Saturday evening the Mennerchor rink
C oses for tho sea.on. There VII be contest
for gold prizs b tween several ladies who are
very expert in roller skating. and close race
Is expected. After two hours fun on rollers,
dancing viii continue an hour and q half
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
Centre 80 uare Cleaned Up.

After the heavy rain of Thursday evening
Mayor Morton directed Josie Bostick to wash
up Centre Square with a line Of fire hose
He did II most effectually, and the Belgian
blocks never looked cleaner than they did
this morning,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
Straw berry Festival.

The nrst strsw berry festival OF the season
OF 1857 wss opened on Thursday evening. II
y in progress In the Young Mems Christian
Association hall and u tor the bsbeit of ths,
organisation. Notwithstanding the disagree.
sols weather there was fair attendance and
The strsw berries and cream on hand were
disPossd Of The festival viii be open thit
evening and will NO doubt receive, a liz
deserves, liberal patronage.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

John Fnstney. brother Of the late James
Fortney. Of this city, died st homo, 10 Potter
tovnshiR Centre county, . few days ago.
agse u yeasa He was The Lest Of family OF
elohs ehiiAsea - pan away.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

0ea1 ryle a.A Ksassdy o, the Psnusyl.
voA roalsoaA pealsA Aassosasd Smith Grarnm n.
. nloaleaowe. - Jamss Hsnlnu md Il.
1eoess q csssa,os. soe tsaip.j .jumpios nd
0sessng soel end ssosss q psssips ,r.,..
- ase ead o0sadsss. aaa Alde,,n.n "
10y eannssssd III q tAsa 70 she COUNT,
~ ~ twenty days sach.
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- 1HIno Cotu0bls Fiso
~ ooou1o ~ 0esaing as
u - - aAmosksae"
- - = UevSee snss leoQ
on 1onGu q ssgvloe, the -.
vo 1ooo s0sssivo work and
IT. oopsn1ea upoa q say time
- ongl1n6 Wtsh ~ old engine be-
nI g segFse amoog the boya
- ~ ~ eould b desired, the
Gns - waem, end from early this
- o1Roen WeeO Allied with nremen
- 6nxtoae - - The sighA The
loun1A soilfoaA shops were closed
6 - ~ - allow ~ employees to par
- ~ posadA
tu1u0o Soemed q 1880 O'Clock q
- L0ouN oeSeses end started
Dn1v e Il o'clock In the order Published
6aGs6Ay.
i ~ opWu 0rooompaoies he'd their steamers
111no hoa1oomsly decorated. The houses
nn1 " rouoo Of parado were Handsomely
oB1os4 with svsrgrssus and fisgs
tues o. 10 water and lemonade we,'
uVo1 ~ people 10 tIs column. T. Z
GnN1no houses oe the local companie.
W1eo beantifully decorated. The p. n X
- company presented . ius appearance
80 crested quite . ssnAtion. They wer
1 Geeased in ovsr-alls and jumper, symbol
I ~ q their work In the machine shops
{ - Visiting conpsnies presented . I'm
aDpeasabeN especially the Hanover ,om
yoAy. The Town people may ieel proud {
- sppsasance Of the local department
Z Alsse the paraHs the hremen went to tn
4 Elok where banquet was served.
nf ns6nan vsssssiess
SroG q. b. Honman had his examination
- 0vUDiDg q the residence Of Dr. e. Z
/ 3lgbea slseo superintendspt st Lancaster
- fuily proved that he IVES capable OF -
ouming the duties of borough superinten
oeok The examination lasted shout tw'
neaSA snd W. very creditaole To Mr.. Hoff
~. He Will take his oath Of Office on Sat
orday, when 4 viii b recorded in the pro
I oAoaoeary's once q Lancaster, and then III,
eu0mission will b issued. The friends o
NJ Hoffman arc In . very happy mood to
~, end the msmbsrs Of the school boart
I WAo voted Tor bis election, feel very mucl
3 Dsaei0sd oyer the wisdom Of selecting MI
0o6maa 70 the supsrintendency.
4 Yeang rsy DasA
Bddio J. Wolf aged fve years, son Of VIII
llan Wolf living in alley l., shove Thir'
sersse died lest evening. The cause Of hi
deaah wss dyseotery. The funeral viii b
hsld o. Sunday sfternoon ss 8 o'clock.
y Two 0Au 0amsA
1he high school nine will play two game
~ ball On Saturday. In the morning gam
WIN - played with the club from the YorI
Onlisaieeo institute and the nine from tn
Lancaster high school will be their opponent
- the afternoon.
The public schools were closed during to
day. The tsachars and pupils will make VI
u holiday BY having school one day ionge
next week. This term will close ON Friday
Juno 10
Squire Samuel Evans returned home Ia,
evening from visit to West Virginia.
Rev. Q. D. Rishel, psstor Of the Church
0ods sseufDed home 70 day from . collectir
& NJ = ld6 western part Of the stAta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Lsss evening the King street theatre had
another large sudieLca Tue attraction was
8tghsmtss's company In "Mul looms Pic
sta" The company viii Play the "BossD
tAis ovepinG Tomorrow . matinee will bs
ntng's porfo9manoA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Services preparatory to the communion viii
be held in the Presbyterian church this evening
at t.3t o'c ocK
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
n.sesssA.eA sy Cesniasseas Hartman.

About one hundred and afty residents oi
tais city and county svailed themselves OF
~ Invitation extended BY Commissioner
Hartman. for . social party, on Thursday.
1as guests we're entertained royalty and Il
- laae N the evening when the last had
eneasted. Tas evening Storm pssvsntsd
3a1y iroa stssoding who bad promised TO
40 AanA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Telephone CODnectiOn-
Daniel 3. Meartg has been connected with tn,
telephone exchange.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

vUSr RECEIVED A HANDSOME LINE
u OF scotch ana Home spun suitings IN stripes
aud riaid-. kutiro new designs Black and
lnue sotgcs. Clay ~ gonais. nsnutckburu,
Msogrcagor and Ncsiesco .hovtots. Just thu
thing for summer wear Elegantly made ana
Trimmed. Perfect A. suits from 90 up. At
ROShNsTtI>, rus TAILOR,
81 North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

A LII PERSONS VISITING THE CITY
"A from tho country
Can SECURE Bargains at
u. R.s.BETTERLY's ONE.pRlCE HOUSE.
No. 81 North Queen street
Gause Underwear for Men and Roys from 10
suspcndsrs, umbrellAs. ssersu Goats and
, .Sst ir0m oi@ up. Please GAL, and examine he
~storv ,oeed every evening. excrnt Mon.
day. "wednesday ana Saturday. pt30-iyd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

10 INC CIUZebs Of LAncnst9T.
At the regular mon hly meeting OF the Ian
caster City School Board last night the follow
ing named members voted in favor of Free
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

Names which carry with them their own sum
lence. Every tasteful dsvics Of shaping, trim.
ming and dnish To please you.
These goOds are within the reach of all deeir.
ing nrst-olan article for moderate price
Kindly bear In miud that We have also made
especial provision In Underwear and all other
Furnishing Goods for you.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03
NxW ApvkRrMaMxNnN

" N. q. A. .srRAwB BERRY festival.
Il Tho Ladies' AuAriAry Of the Y. n. o. A :,
will ho,d n strawberry Festival In the Y. =. q.
4 Hail on Thursday and Friday eveuin9s June
III and "a. Price Of admission, 10 cenls. The
holder of zach ticket IL entitled to plate Oi
leo cream. myl Eta
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

PHILIP BERNARD.
MARRIOTT BRosIUs,
n. II BRHRKNAN
UR. X. v. BoLEyIuS,
j. W ByRNB,
RoRGE DARMsTErTER,
,RARLgs r. BgRNAN,
AMUEL y. ERIsMAN,
W. ". SRIKsT,
SAMUEL K. lICHrY.
DR. ID. Il MCCORMICK,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

THIS powder never varies. marvel Of
] purity, strength and whoiesomensss. Morn
economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot
be sold iu com petition with the multitude OF low
test, short weigh alum or phosphate poWders
Sold ONLY in cana. ROYAL RARiHe PowpBa Co,
los wall strs>et. New York. nayIlvdAV
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-06-03

NEW vERrISEMEMTS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
HIS p OF o

Och, Klttie. | love ye, an faith l can't mend II,
Yer lips are so rosy, yer eyes are 50 blue;
With a smile that so rougish-the saints all do
fend It.
That IL l am rayin', the fault is wild you.
ye chide me an frown, yet meself IL is %thinkin',
More angry ye'dbe wild me were To 30;
Sure, Kittie, me heart like a stone would be
sinkin',
II Thought that wild more than yer lips ye said
nO.
Then out on We foolin', me darlin', nor taze me;
But end this suspinse If We value me life
In coorse there is many another could plaze me-,
An make, like yerself, me a true, lovin' wife.
Don't fash wild yer two eyes, I didn't quite name
it
Though the truth tbs the same, an the devil
say no
Thin come TO my arrums-och, must | explain
Me socks are all out at the heel an the toe.
There's the pig, the poor dariin', an sure he is
failin',
Wild groanin' an moanin'-begob it's a sim
From mornin' till night the swate craythur is
wailin'
An no one 10 carry his shwill to the pin.
Thin come to me shanty, beg Of yea. Kittie;
Say yis, an wild joy I'll be dancin' a jig;
II not for meself in yer heart ye take pity,
Och. kittie, remember the woes Of me pig!
Charles IL. Turner In Binghamton Republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29
People Partially unsounJ.

ln.the form of insanity generally known
as recommendation Cor which the term
paranoia is now preferred-the person
shows signs Of mental unsoundness only
on particular subjects, or under special
conditions.
Many persons who are thus partially
unsound are attracted 10 this country
from Germany and Italy, and readily
PASS ms sane until long after their arrival,
and rear families disposed 10 insanity.
The proportion Of such persons Of German
and Italian patronage found in our asy.
lums is double that in the nsylums Of their
ancestral rountry.-Youth' 5 Companion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

The agricultural department has issued
a report which shows that 10, 0OO, 900
acres of forest are used yearly in this
country for fuel and lumber. FiroS, it is
calculated, destroy about 0 1000. 600 acres
more. The forest area Of the country is
less thnn $50, 0O0, 900 acres. At this
rate we will in less than a quarter of a
century have no forests. Whatever re-
lief may come in the future from a
change in the fuel question the demands
for timber will increase MS the country
increases IN population. The whole thing
seems to point % a~rboricult1rc IN large
scale and Systematically. and in no long
time either Indianapolis News.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

Jopancsc native music l. now 10 be
EuropcnniDnh \ conscryatoire will
shortly bc organized at Toxic, on the
model # the vienncsc c~onservatoirc.
where Japancs" musicians will be trained
on the most approved system Of western
musical study.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-07-29

Some flashes u lightning are believed
to reach a length of ten miles.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-12-29

On December q, 1887. at the
Arlington h"tck Grafton, by thu
Rv. j. II HollingswOrtb, Of the
Baptist Church. George w. Costello.
Of Evansville. and Ella A. Edmunds.
OF Chicago, Ill
On November "a, 1897, at St.
Johns Catholic Church, Newhurg.
by 'hc II v. f. 6. Haiman. Michael
+. Nalonoy anI Annie Plummer.
On November ~, ss7. at tho res.
idencr Of the brides parents, bv the
R"y. b B Evans. Chas w Kcrche.
val and Ann Matilda Gordon.
On December 4, 1887, at the res
idence Of Henry Taylor. bv the Rcv.
VIM. p weekly, Geo. n Shaver and
Olive Taylor.
On December %. 1887. at the res.
il"nce of Mrs. Nancy Snidrr, bv the
II Y. VIM =. Wsekly, John W. Fra
ser and Hattie NJ. Rodcheavcr.
On December %, 1897, at the res
idenee Of the brides parents, nv the
Rev. S. a. Sisler, Henry y wilhelm
and Martha Il BishoF.
Married, to-day at Nj Pleasant
PennsJ lvania. Smith Albright, ol
this place and Miss Dora Davenport
Of NJ, Pleasant The happy couple
will arrive IN Kingwood next Tues
day.